The Sun. — London, England, 1810-10-08 00:00:00

~: 9P./12;15 . 1i P4PLRS. CADIZ, SEPT t3.-The General in chief of t.h . army of aitaloolo, cab 0 D6wßil, uncit:r date. of -(itt) of August, writes to the Mini4ter . at . .War 83 EXC - EI.LIPIT SIR, - • "'Having on ;fie 29th Ult. passed, frOM the for- . • • • tress' of Tortosa to the position ot -.Fasit, which' %kits occupied•by th ot the' Mint-pis of C vL•rde,4willt the- iniention of harass lig the enemy r •.. i s f t ,d at Tei:aso,. Motos de Maro, and' upon 'th.: I. Ebro, andiv g to:knui • his position and torces, with-wiii,b he occupied it, in order to deLrinhie what measures awl: operations Cimpover , :ie sn old; • 'undertake, I dqermiired'to mike a 14.colinoitr litilLll I accomplished with their, gitneht ia, a batta'non ot Atartrii, anothcr ul Grafiacla; and the ,regirnetii of cavalry ot Sahel go. • ••• - . 4 etfe•4l this, it Was nece-saly' to force trie enehry's 'advanced i pos_t s, and arrive at thl. position, • " the musqu-.:teers of etnisse corps, and part of th-e•casalry. of Santiagb, bravely perfOrtne.l, Oh% ing them- in, fulhllingAliereby the object w inch I tiad**. proposed. The enemy • being . 'reinforced by this tune, by ,troOps 'which arrived from Morns de - 11 , 1,n - o, 1 ordered our ironies tcrretreot upon "the cot ps - which 1 Ga s t pre musty plaued 'tor tits purpose to inynear. 'The eiteilly attacked withlorces triple to our,.; but 4 in this first atietn,it the •nrave. i-L- 4 1n3L'Ut tit 'Liberia I stopped his progress' for. en !Fair, tii - ing upon ban kith .the Satelgt sefeiitiy and oroer as it at excircise. on 'pai ado,: completely fulfilling my ideas.. When " 111 e. rest .of the division had effected' its -, retreat, the •regiintnt of at the beat of drum, fell back . _ upou 'th e b a ,taii,.ll. of .• Alipeira; Whidi dciaitiecl and • kepi' the eneitiy4,in ci . ieck with a serenity and order kopoition.he to its excellent discipline. Trio whuic . force Oi French was not able to make this valiant troop.qpiekeh its march, hotwitt•stanumg [lie action (Inking' the retreat' was es,trLiniely . orish. The ene , illy suffered _a cousideyaoie- Loss., whilst ours•was. • et - 1111114. " The cavalry, from the nature. of the .ground, couf,l take no part- in the a lion. . rile sup.,•orted by 'tne inusqui2teers, particularly di . stiti- . guiii.ed, ascii j: ak..,it;:ne,d -.was ed. t,t; w i nthy ;ind • Sub Lieutenant ,1). A. &Shia. Oh .the • • Ist inst. I .went,lo the fortress Of 'T caner to ascertlin its sta e ev,ry resp, boding tha, theenthiy had ere,-ted .yariod; o..tificatiol•is and works, wit bin ihe..distatice of _nl :sktit• shut of .khe works that cover the. tieadof .ti ! e. brid g e of ; boats. :upon the Ebro, w tr_ch were able • to, couceal .; - the - batteries t;:ey were.erecting agatii,st it, 4 66 th e b at ., eerie; ,of ,the•Teuipte and iortscss,:, or begin scow.. designs, de.,tint-d to blow-up ,the nist_satti orde ed a saLy on..the...tfight, of the 3d, .with .800 infantry of . - the gal rrson ot -the place, and 6u horse • cif rc,t,intent of dir, : .ded in ilirce par- _ ties ; t lia6of tie heir ui.de.r the •ordersul Lied; Oun E e nitiLitid v 'field- ; by J or the • Cii loin to L g °Lig and Inc . 1 •gtu , Cl. Jun J. M. C anntiandant of the iiiiairtfy nicht of ~ria, a-d the whoie'under the Conini.ii.d o lcrigaili•-r lion J. Uriarteyw ho ordered tne satiy • to tie made fro ii hie head of the brice. ‘‘ , ts to-take place up:,n; a cannon being fir6 l ., as a signal from the castle in - •;Airi.ich I -placed order td di cover die force of 'tile criLiiiy. upon tit: said signal fife-ng givr.'n, the fro •p , •• into . parties. 0: guerr.:itai, in order to • preSept ctrihing objea io tile enerny,. threw liheinsi-I:lyes him \.,Ltit tit ba.oitet, without tiring a gee • and notwithstanding' hit being' prott4cd . uy s?ittuus: tcencheg and . bre ist 7 workis, they carried tbeta . in 7 sbuitty upon their arrival - , &wing •him in all ditLic,' tions. • Fety miners, winch ininctred on. the len, des4ro)ed three parapets, one of Which, pc:Nance, was made; . !vr the piirpOs . ,-.• of a bat terfopon it. ' N'- r o.s• propod ul3- 15et fulfilled, I made the sigma for a rctrear, unfit the thiods , ctlected iu L; o•Li• oid&, though attacked c'o4l rierable ft:Les,' who did not advance upon them Until they had c'ilninenced their tetrtat. , TnL. . ;,e enemy was - • considerable, since to,••that caused by file fire of our troops-and the : uayohet,..rs -to be ad-led thitt-oCcasioned - by the well directed tire of tile artillery' of he . anfl his_cu lumits as tuc advaat.ed. • • Oars also i, of some coiriideration. Among our (inn& is .!..!:,:igadier Count Aida - 0, Go.ernoi Of tt:e for'ress, WOO, naiWilbstanding his being ti►- - w:ould at•t * he head' ot the bricig - e,wlf - Tqe tie .vas woun,led: I must not Otant tc inform youi 'ExcCilency, t•itt titer troops;officers, and - chiefs in faS , com p letelyltnriited their The p• asants iii,d woih, ti ate worthy urthe highesteul f gtuins, al hi dun .tito or the. retie. wa it th•- head.of iiie theTomer eilip.o)td • the 1. - selves in taking up and carlyth2 uu the wounded, and ;be latter in conveying Spirh,, vnte, atci other I:ce. 6Sar cs, to 111 , : I • ing the ttntnn i ent Clan et their Mies. It is not p.is .siote in dc.Lrr e the ardet,t patrtutkin, good under st,.inding, nil , Utihtoti o,t.ceen the troops and the peasautr) of both sekes the place - ot 'fortosa. 'On the shig ofVrgels noiffing new lias - occurred.. `the di . viston of . 13rigatit,•r. Gr,, eue, keps ini:ctieck the excursions of thega:etititi 01 Lhetcita. The, diyiston3 wawa were .--poste - d upOn the br gat' havelikewt:le restrained those of the - garttsdn of iialcelona." • • . , a sut3sequent lettti - from the - same General Chief, date:i Tariag. Augtis., states • in h received , a letter trout' Veld-Alitistial the Mi.:s epia 01'Citapovetde., Oneo loth August, • informing hint ut ins having destro)ed in the town of nix a de tacnti ot, the eti K tilsotisisting 011 . 70 hien, wan tite!eXerp ion of ten inadepits.•LierS. . !,e I)..prs contain st'xneltmlier.extrads from • the corre,,,. ,:dente intercented by the odats--Of our s•Lacirott uu the coast 'of •iiiscay, the . beg ot of the tettel, liowevt.;_u_are of a later date .Ihall rite perioci.of the landing by Por-: het. fo; welly pk;blishel, siiewcd the! extrerne tat the- Cutriehandatit of 'the! k t rovince of ''Sitataudcl telt • tiPon - ttiat':_oCcasion , -e ~ y t 7. AT. VILLA GARCIA. • anti the ver,y.slender Meana which he „lila, at his disPosal to resist the let's. The -letters before t,ts_are filled with comphints of the movements of the brigands in in.: forit:s Droneldr at Camped°, with a body of bet wecn 400 al.d 500 men, ,chiefly the v , alk-,s Men4.andCar,naza ; but occasionally ire divide.shis force into small parties• which siiotir• the vdligs of G:i lc zo, Soky, Ca.tritdo, and Tiiaanzo, and "(or eft the crnininunivation:br•tWi- .1141 b t o and SatiLll),:vr, c.,niPeA 111" yomig non wherever:l - I;2y g) -to join: theM; intercept ttm'couriers, and firee the - Jiistices to furnish them with all - inii-nct of necessaries, anti • to levl .the public coittribUirons f,:r the.irS-cute.- - The General says, that a boiy,,i)f 300 Men — woultl besuiiicieot to destroy this emus oihrigands, bnt that he never, can come up 1.0 , 11-111-M; for". he no •- n oner arrives in, oi , e place in pursuit of the . h . r, than is infornied of their having alleicn th •ins.:ives in another ; so that nothing hot the combined riumber of columns Cap totally extirpate_thent._ All the expeditions he had. sent to Putes . had bet . ii ine(feCtual ; for as often as his troops made their -ala= pi.sarance, the jnhabitants retired to the faSinesses of the Mountains, cat rying _off with t hem . every-thing that was mtNable, anti leaving no means of sub sistence for his soldiers. • It ap?rears "that 'lke 'co operation of a detachment froni Binintlt'l4-army deemed nkesst - try_for clear",ng the courray Barthel .my cottildains;- that instead of lending hint any aid, Bonnet had seirt him orders to forward a corps -to St". Viwente, :to be in reaclinos to march if necessary to Limits. , - CASTItOPOL, Bari. t 4 ---Tl:e French have . retreat . . ed frOm AVites,- Pravia, and Fresno. •Brigatlier cena . .atiacked , theM in ,The' Church of Sr... Sitnon, near Grade, and they sustained a 16a:s""ofMor 400 in killed, ,wonnded, and' prisoners. Brigadier Porlit.r has . depiked them of all -their:teiegiapl.ic "communications wi.b Gijon, where 4;oo:Frenchmen aic surrounded and ~ „ hut 01). They conveyed ihei . r sick and wounded from' Oviedo to Gijon, but the ri hive asaembkd in 01%?ed0, 16 which they retired from the other towns. SEPT I 5 .— . .1-\.cco , dini• tc re'-;_or_t ; a general-attack wr:s inti•ns-ie l !0 be malle:yererdPy, bill_ it is pro's,` b:e that if did.not. take placQ; .sAgnior cie Pol was still in Car gds and Sal on the 14th, with 3000 infantry the cayalry .Of `the ti OOps .of and the former place is ten le,ague.s,fro'it ail the •seven. - A letter has been interceotnd itt its way from Kellerman to Bonnet, w-ho.command in the Asturias, in which, in answri to an applira tioorom the la'-ter for: reinfoteetnems, he says'L lendeavoor to ma . ndain the provitice of Asturi.isthe he:t --way von for h,ve no more tha'n 700.0 men, with, whom„i;ltii, 'ordered' to' proceed, to Portugal, Order-large'stm.- ipi Ylie ex' t 4 -of corn to be collected, to keep Vip peclatibn of' the arrival of reir, o retncnts, additional .cont to make the, r,opte. think ; .and if this will 11w .. .d0, and-yon find y.=9rselt hari . 'pres-sed, you can 'fall.back upon Mon- 1.1.—0 n the sth _and 6th inst. Brigadiers "Casta:mu "other r,:taeked the, enemy titt-wc,tii Langres and Ovido, oh no ad-vantage, ,itti l equal ! 05 .., on: both ii, s. Sci:2.!•ior Pirrlier ~as.thrio.vn from his a lit t:e hurt by :he fall but \e,.. rn, khat ,the. two B!igadiers'got F,OO Frenchmen in o in arribtiscad , .i; Only six. out of NO,ole effected their escape„ I,kie rest . 13 , :'ing either lt,iled or prisoners. atfii' took place at, Paiama,.a'out o leagues from 'Oviedo. Our Junta • • has an account of 3(:60 rue,: from Se: 4 -, Inca s army. haying pined the .division of gadier Porli r. .. - On the three successive; . days ,abOVementionel, 'Brigadier Barcena was engaged with the enemy Grad al!d Peliassor, and ,compeli , ql them to retreat to the opposite side of the river. Our loss was very considerLible,, but that, of the. enemy was touch greater. Ao OttCral dispatch of the Qth says, that the at tek on - flie 6th, in. the Asturias,, was general -;,tlr,q . • an account oi its results would rua to a great length, • more l'articittarly if it comprised s•-... 1 -41 : feats of .gal. ; lantz'y Oleg Pi.',4orn) , -id, which b,)rdered ; that Seignior B:iicend,gave linequiyocal proots . of his being,: brave commander; that Lieul.-Colonel A/Era:lda manifested -t he highest' ; that Cormmild.int RamOs fell in the conceit ; that s other officers -were wounded ; and ;hitt in en ; gageint•tit the French lost 400 kihed, and a number Of pi ison...r.s. OFFIcIAL ACCOUNT FROM GENERAL BALLASTEROS To GEN. MENDIZALEL, or THE BATTLE FuUGHt' "11Ius c EXCELLENT STE-;--Agreeable' to - the orders of-your ExCellthney; I formed three.cOloMnS loritracit; and one ot.,rg•erv,l, in..order to attack the • enemy .on the 1 ith instant. In a short time he ptesente,i his forces, and yout — Excellt . in4 d rested rue to "take up a position al,:ng the rising ground of ' Cam° de Galle, marking the ground as I. foiined my flue, which consisted tit One line of battle, and anott k er of solid lAtt . ,ilions as a reserve. In ation I remained for a.lpug time,.the enemy mov ing live columns in the.diretion of my fink (which your Excellency observed as well as I dish) and . int4re;iingWith•rapldit - y, .evidently ss irk an in teiltion tOTsurreund, me, and altho.agli without' the orders"of your Exedency, I diredecl my cite:lopp to that point cyt which Cotisi&red tire fate the,day depended. In the a6t of making new movcancnt yO'ur Excellency's Aid&.-de-Camparrived with orders to the, smile ttlt . c.t; accordingly I gave the com mand 'of the two Co.-onns of ::c regiments of niu- CeSit amid Una to lirigatli6r Den Rafael Menacho, second rn command, w hose, account, of the, .opet a tions of tifse corps I in‘lOse your .Excellency ; left ihe regiment of' N.,yarie . ,.cointnaidd by Col. Don liernar;oPonderoux,,that Monforte Don A:ntonioßlinco, and thai of I\lc'rida to the cont-; inand of h!igadier 1.),,)n 'Pedro Paulo de la Oita, the: .Conmiaticiant or this cur} s c.:crnig stir: lett flank of :he diV.s,on of tire vab-g , ind ; and pu seltat the head of (h•: battalto,, 0f..1'..'c 6,21%10,1 c;:in:):anded by Colons:; Dun Juan C.Anpk . ,s:bo re-.: giment 'of .via by'C ;on i Dpn Alorec'a 1.QN10()N Prim by I(I.t.:HA RI) ILA ' Jrt, . 44,1 i'tb: Lie NO. i 12, StrLr.d, ,tiaverfisements, Urciess :or i Pigott°, that of Ca,tropol by. Colonftl Don c3regorio Pignero,Cangas iie Tineo by Don Goi.ernio Locy ; and - that, of Inftesto by Colop - el D,go ke,. here the enemy ditectn.his attitek ; hen . I arrived, .1 found I !ie - enemy in p: - .;ss::-ssion of all the _stroog.auticcorrimanding keeping ,up I brisk . and galling fire on niy' troops,-under coger..of ytthich -fheit'columns advanced whh great 'confidence.: In this situath'o I it':stairtly resolved td..ataek the'whole 4 ti ‘ Clf tprCL'S, and dtrr. l iug.a tharge'w it h the. - bay (mei, my leaping over a wh . ch was befoi - e . theo; rushed upon the. enemy with such determined' courage - , the 'brave regiments of Pavia, Castropol, Infiesto, and the battalion of Serena, that tlte,wh~;lu of the-enemy's forces gage .way,. flying - in the rn st shameful rummer. • I assure your Eicelleney, that I saw- the viaory on our side; persuaded that the cavalry,,would- nut— lose so favourable an,opportunity but neglptting it altogether, AL.; enemy had time, to recover front ills confusion ; and returning with the whole of his forces, obliged me to return to my former position. • Here a....tiesi.eraue and bloody battle was nought, without thee_ renal' being able to gain an hien of ground„ ,nor to dishearten, rny•.tro , p3, although placed bet wyen two Or, s, whiCh chniirmecl fur some tun"., urnil : lnecav7,lll. 13-.: , gart to,athtek them in the rear of iro.nt,-cutting - d -NO alt those who were t3d3 t itifii the walls. 1 now 'ardeke,d Ititnt of I:Eteslo to attack . with thet.ba . ) • on et direct ing that of Cat.l4.ls de Tiuco to sastatis which was execwed by the one 'l - A - ith scl 4fluc!l conr,:ge, surported` by tli other such stety_itithss, that 1, t;;.,ve 11,.rt....0 - ds to (-.- - Xpress. my adahra ion of the'. con.• ot• tl,e w 0 corps.:: . , • . Ihk - t enetu no .v• btollglft. all their tyrces against the re - gin - tell - . 01 - VVltic,h t.t.a - J Obliged to fall : back Oil C "I,:g•,s'ce ho remained_in an positioh Troia the comin-nternlah, I,otwUlis auding die heav% :file-cif the enemy, t•nly prof es ,wfiat . :Annitary..ticcif.line' is , tapable of donfg.• a;. , an; ly , , ccAn t ensued; wtfidh wlC4tD,TAitled with ti'e 4rt-at,-;1 'couote, on-; ' tOtilid That. ttivt. vtango , ret ked, i;cl • that•' :tpy to,a l ,ctivv, [ lg, lo sur— round me ; upon 'retre it, which -, . w;t, best pl cing.the . oh a t,ti . that Colt,,) , .tids the ;road' •t iViotity herp ; ll3 , -, en.tihy , t• as; stoP - u; tit the .hole (1 . , be I • ttro(4ps to dub:, tog the in ,teniton ,t t6, • eht-tinv's•4.avah,y, 4,9 ctiargo.: Ttle re : gitne.‘iy;pl, - ,.g.AtArre was : thq last ift:it..retre.ited with: fits Colonel, Ponderoox, :it its ite.,d ; and yoqK kitows t' ,t it hi.t:rched in solid column' `cult- 1 0 I. it! ,t'te , w,t t.` ,. 911 s c.--ity:•upon 'its with the co wes-, as ff p.,fe.de.. Ti e . tat a,i n of tort, • ectynt-.1 1.),,n 'Ant,. ant.: wi , S,altoo • .y,rea. a distance . 1 - 1 - 6 in 0 ,p ,1115 ijClu ii zind l iiad :tot I,,U.a!'illre of witne,:4•ln; itsf?r,: . Vcls j tlt iti uotOri("ins.illat it be ;hived bt averv, a;ld'LltiSt o.i_, deltibl tos§';(o , t endfny. L. loss of t;.e ni. - n)• been very great, On' :dcconii . t• of Fitt! dose •:ftid .(!ire&.ed:fire ; otirs• has alSo We lyive Ul-firer, I;,llljtra'n,l WOLiottedi. in as •• soon as .Ir,ccive the it turn , . I s: , all erne t t to. your' ,ACC :enc./for the infornaation of titt.: " God p [Htrh tollowts an encornfoin upon 11;0. (llfferent Officers and tHeir•reginfelots.l-. - • " P S. 1 hive the divisloti',under my cr Jers per : fe6tl eparßi; and (iiipcis'o to. attack•the ent-tny in ady that ard.ordercd: " FRANCISCO BALLASTEROS."' " To his Ext?eliebei Clun • (.I,;:lviewitrzab.l)." " Xeres de 16:;"(-avalleros, 'Aug'''‘ igi'o." • ELL! NC E. We resume / bur ExtrEo relative to the state of the Press try - France; trt,nr.ilir-.Ouids . 4nith's interest ing prodiidionjusi " Mr, Suard, LtV editor ~ , r opri&br of the • Pub not long since f - ktratt 'from which had been'Written i i 17.93, *givn.g . an account of thellorrors . cOrnriiittpd by tile iire'iich in Swilzer , larid. Now, strayge to reld'e,..this'ol.l Si.,ard; the fie'rpetual member of, the N Instithte, and member of the Legion of . was s,rt for six months to . Ch'arc i litOn (the"rjc.•ptacie f:r halat c,) and his paper takdn trdna him ; but: tie is:aliCyX.ed ptn,ior, of GOou li6eS• steriin..;• per annum. 'fa; it Was ;1 - le of the rrao:d cult things to conclu:A a ne\vsp per in France ; • any public funticinary• whO fel! hurt at att's inAerted,in it; ithlitediately complain d - to the- Polictl, i,an'l it the Prefeaure I)oti',..ie d:s pprOved, the olfier Police Would,, oh the contrat'y'approve of the article, and vice versa. " The great and good Napl)leon, in ord,r to put an . end to alk these sciusin,, , t li: - )ught proper to sc ze. into his own hands, till the news-:papers in Paris, and to dispose ot.ihern as he . ll6ught pt oi,er. pear= ticultars of this. new specter of; robbery, may not be . uninteresting ... t9 an Engdisii " The Juatnal : des D,.. - ats, which ‘l-rvi ordered to change' its title into 'tit of J u I i'Etnpito, hatt the greatest ' circulai it te:s : than 20,000. Formerly. this p per was v ry atit“ govern- inentai, and has mitten the Re -114:4 accounts for. its great ditreulatlon. ll b -long 'd to tour Prop! let ' Ocs, but toe greLit•Ppie nap.trtt. took Ilirc'e shares to himself,' and rtie tonal) was lefild be dividrd,amuiiltg the:tour Pro pi ierors ! r ' .• " Tile wallr. Saat Xi own property, h,ch was erittirAy t•ttsen Oti thin, twci •it s' derers allow him t rett,i ;n idrk ely aril those who are eat! wi. h the conotiA' of the paper, were ordered never to insert any article' of his.— fit:to-paper co ciitatevtiudO. " Jarurrzkri de. Parts; which telongs to. Rm. ! dilcr and Sthrec, ref. ;tin itt their hand-i-,• but 1106 Y: have been ()ou s el, like. all, tie oilier Tap .rs ,;to; take an Editor id Chief; who. Are. Ail •Fppon •ett •by Gwernmcnt; st.d are t,,liowed isti,ooo .bores. peri annual (equal to I 5001.) ; the sate of that paper • . Km!" by WI L'l_llAM Ait ER SC id PI'S. Scinth Mo:ton re P4per, Le urs for the 4iciii3r &c. (post-paia), tnus rrct , ; roFvenonitcitli• re. t adds eased. France • - "Thy Gliejt-e de Franc belonged e sclusiyelY• f° ;, B4li - are,.which was taken Rom hull, 0 11136 -, - api4)inted Coirmlissary eaf at Autwotp. Thai. 1,,,p-cr - 10,000. „ !log e e CitoyenTrancilis vas' obliged tjc l its name" COurier Fiancais : .no 0up.,1.- — ` tio was mad?, there, because it-is .ent'irery ... in .the Pay o Of Goternme:it.--4 o ts•circtilation is - only about ..• -' " The Clet dtiCabinet, the COUtier deS Speda cl ,„;'; and the . Jour t nal deg Defensedrs -de la i'atrie, !oiled to eight' :individuals, ,and . the circulation these papers amounted to 14,000: they mere C ° ` l , solidated;under the tide of, Courier de l'Eurc o l and only one-fourth of it is giv e n to the eight prietors. "'The MOniteur, which.belongs to!Governalen of cburse.remains as it -was: Th e s id e is no IP" — thati,3ooo, but it cireu!ates more than 25;000 f,ITJ: •tis; which are • sent to all the public . Inuctionatie.' 6r.c. 'The' reason 'why the sale is' so 'small, 15 ' e partly,. that the Mo n iteur is d o ubl e t he price the others, but principally, that- it is always tw irl ' terestirl, unless 'when filled with Napoleon's lticu bratioos. - • ' • . " , .The English newspiper„Solls.soo; b ut ' 081'1s - a Government concern, a great naanynare t i ribiited gratis. Its pres , -nt , editor is aCapt:.l3-- --11 ' a pr.-teinted fretid to liberty. " The Decade. appeared every terith:ys, was , princi. r allV devoted to literatu re ' { The proprietors were Ise eeltbrated Guingoetle Artiory•Dthal, men of extiaordinaty merit; wtl-re'obliged-'to jbitk-their; pipr.to -the 'Mercure They; are allowed a saki: y as editors the.e•lrdr iii chief, as, like ail al ° Others,.appotwed ,by Goverunteot. • Oone of - our English jour; , :tlisis„After read' ing this ..article; will complain of the. degraded c.rt-the Eoglish. •presr,. If they. d o , it ; is a. great not transpl,,nt themselves into •N.spoic'''' 3 • • , . 1 ! -2 " 13,ionaparte having thus assured lamlf of .- papers of ins own metropolis, contrived uthar.tne.aio, .to propal.iate 11.5 wicked falsehoods. •-. nt ". tikipainr, .where the, F r e n , lankuage . understood, it was necessary, berore he, begat' '!:: career. of blood Oiref—robbery.-iti --that ithfortY l1 ay COUlitO, to. get , the pUbl:c .opinion in his -f 3 v ° ` ll ",, and to!.let. the misezabl e Sp an i ar d s k now the . `diners entans de , la grande .a est..blished in Paris, - called L'Ab`V written in Spanish.. its ii . iiroduc ifo- - n ly Spain was -at first' prohibited by 11 o Spat'' to 'government, , but they. were at. length obiigei ' , • ' ' •At Hamburgh.there is a pflperpriiited , in Gcr :man, called the Hanaburah Colreiii-ondcoten,. : circulation of which is nearly.so;ddo. •••• •' • '."—Before Life war in. • Geinianar, in 805, pale tound it impos4ible to gain: over as edi' G h "' .. nor could itkbe done' by force at that ti . tne, El: h . burgh vitas yet an:independent city. -Uron cksion, however, he *stretched a point, ctinc*: , og the discussions with 'liti.ghtncipreeious 10 1 cenainencethent ol • •the present m . pefied i he setime.to insert a- libel:arlaiirst r tee' Fn Gpvqrtiaient. Vroin chat period at tempted tiling more till he•beeame'rnaster_of Hmthorgh. e . e ‘• tir•sile the resistance he met• with Iron' t ', of the editor, he. had ilia° , to gals,: t ‘' j* L . ;.,or• appointed by the S'eriate to to..xlmine articles-:previous to their ii•sertiou. • "•Titus•toiltid; lie had reiOurs4 to tile- follot‘"•. 5 s t agem rha• • '' He e•-•tahl,shed a printing-pre s s-at Aix•-•:a• - •'''''. ; pelle, m under the direCtiOn of a German -of the 1/; 1 "`" of Haussner, and ultre pt inted, or rut her . teiteo-,.!the ;Harriburgh • Cosrqspotideuteli•; rend 1 . , Y .; means 'of having 'bribed •all the post•-o(fiT:e s Germany, •or at least having a.:cirTl-, in his • th post-orlice in every town Of ar., c •n- UL )9 , ittdom difficulty of- getting-iii C.,ne,p•i• ter, sui , s.ituted•for the gefiu , ne bite printc,,d;tlt , lid hiirgli,:!as the: Ktruliurgh arms had exactly . the sarne appearance AS the otheri:cc by tk:Fiench 'newspaper,' pUbt , ;ilied in•Attonor a French i:migratit, Le li•iroo de Ato4,-ioy ~ v.. 34 c`", l „ !' ple•ely over, as was lire k . ,trin.,a o ;00 11)1, -; !on 'itf 'Mr.. Arcbe.t:holtz. oc-• sorry n t . o;sa ceeded, in btibtng the el two to wift • his !atom - . One has received Ow r petict :for'.lfis infamy these nine . Sears;, o ' . 0 . was only enlisted it) :his sgrvice••abrint Stx•• year- 5 \VHen he -heard - that t hat •papei'was;_ he o r g an ,01 1 Boni bon fatuity, .be thought that; he co-114 ty ' ter than :those untortilaate princes : it seetos ties-Al`••riglit." i ,1 1311tI US • • .()n the 2oth of Augutf, at Malta, Mrs.-Bury, of a i,-. I,3osli ter. . On l4lecinestl.ty last, at liqr father's, I ohn Lo,:ke, i• ''• ,`", W,hham - stow*, the Laiy of I. Lvans, E,:q: of 1-la; - ro ,,, Daugater. •• • , ~ It '. ,- (u Saturday morning last, in ussell.square the l— , ' , of , loan Harrison, -ELq.. _,_,~ MAR WM). On the 21st o 1 August fast', at jersey, Captain G of the 57tit Regintent, second sou of j thn Suitunettivlo, near aitintigtram, to iteo..tcca t daui,h Thotnas:Nottocr, Esq or ).ve.;4ltout'lli OtiNlott6y . last, at Queeit'.squarti Card; EA: of I)evonshire-strcet, tU Nits.,Logcumbe, otily daughter of Irmo E5.,124111i - :iv 5,1 St. iailleh's.S(ll.lAlC, Bat it. • 01, hursdayldst, "at Allhalloivs,• Waik, ing, Tower sr ' t . ; Mr. frerleriek l'ttruy, or Mark-lane, y"' datiAliter ot 0! i. I • ,• 'Tire a inc day, at Ely, ‘,;.: • . late: • - 14,, I'. ityle; to Marta, tit•iit i.t,aAnter l.ir.t k ntury; Esy. of Liy.• - " ••On SutuutlY •iast, kTillOns, of Lawrence- Naomi, daughter (A l'etqr Lsq. of Tthut i ).. Th.: same day, at ot. joho's, Hackney, i ir. Josef , :: tU bliss "I.lln mast Td • .•:.' - Lately, .at ..Christ Church, .11arre:t, Esq. "'. .7;t„ to' Mrs .Nlasters,. ..• On Tuesday the ~.s. t h Exino'uth, Devrn, .\- %. 1 `.1;,.1 wife of: Root.,ins ? Ebq. i" • c0..int%.1 of \ (irk. t - )nti4.ttLi'iast; 'at Dulwich, in 'tY ^ 6r, vityar bl ht . %,iteot I..,,tward bruivr. : ()• I It,: satiT gay,' in I , V,Arfc4l : .str,.:, square, • too, uo•:w the Cei:tientelfut Ili, fra. j , irY; Un Saturday flay;'otl'i;l4- „- L- Yesterd.ty, - Mr. Richard CR:ser, 91 '.o.heaxiitee4l-10?5•' . .~ _~ ~~. tqw TH T ° b - M 0 _e acti Pi a Ces toi e 1 30 X.( " " Ho Xes • ' L e er , (4 wer Dor, 1, 14 tL 0. ;11 W e d fby p c4',.Yrnakti The p er s ,"Y, The " ti v tin p_ ti ncler tic; Sir (Lt-, (leil T 5 will,: Mr s. A, ~_ I \/1 4 veni M a M ader l Cie l t 2, 3. 1. 4S. 64 4 Pl qn, S. E e y~e P ut ' Paul, \